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It's a little known fact that the true cause of the extinction of the dinosaurs was not an asteroid, but actually precipitation. There's a story about a duck flying in front of a boulder, flying through the sky, and the boulders suddenly became wet. That story went like this: the duck, while flying, struck a boulder so hard that the boulder just started flying around. It was at that moment that the rain stopped. But that wasn't the only problem, because the meteorologist later discovered, it wasn't raining at that time. The whole thing was a giant fraud on people that didn't understand that the water was all over the place at the meteorological station.
That water did end up at one particular pond and on a particular hill.
That pond is called "Dinsey's Rock", and it looked like this: